Massey High School is a

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state secondary school in West Auckland,

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established in 1969. The school is located on the western edge of the city, thus obtaining students from both suburban and rural backgrounds. In 2017 it was rated decile 4.

History

Established in 1969, the school was initially based at Henderson High School until the buildings on the current site at Don Buck Road were completed in 1970. Initially the school had a rural makeup but as the city of

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spread to the west and north the school experienced significant roll growth and an increase in suburban students. In order to accommodate this, the school used prefabricated classrooms. The school was built to the Nelson Two-Storey standard plan, like most New Zealand secondary schools built in the 1960s. The Nelson Two-Storey is characterised by its two-storey H-shaped classroom blocks, with stairwells at each end of the block and a large ground floor toilet and cloak area on one side. Massey High School has three Nelson Two-Storey blocks. In 2003 the school began a campus development programme to bring facilities up to date, opening the Bruce Candy Science Centre, a three-story complex with labs for physics, biology, chemistry, electronics and horticulture. Classroom allocation was streamlined in 2003 to create buildings for each department, with buildings being specifically dedicated to English, international languages, mathematics, computing and commerce, art, and history. The Science Centre was followed in 2004 by the Jack Adam Gymnasium (the second gymnasium on campus), as well as a refurbished swimming pool and athletics complex. A technology building was completed in 2005 with rooms for wood, fabric and metal technologies as well as automotive studies. In July 2008 MHS was the venue for the launching of the Ministry of Health's Food and Beverage Classification System for New Zealand schools and early childhood education. In the same year the school celebrated its 40th anniversary. Honored with a Massey High School Alumni Award were Jack Adam, Dr Robert Dunlop, Professor

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, Brigadier Timothy Keating,

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and

Philippa Boyens Philippa Jane Boyens (born 1962) is a New Zealand screenwriter and film producer who co-wrote the screenplay for Peter Jackson's films ''The Lord of the Rings'' series, ''King Kong'', ''The Lovely Bones'', and the three-part film ''The Ho ...

. A new Performing Arts Centre was opened in 2011 and was named the Bruce Ritchie Performing Arts Centre. In December 2014, Bruce Ritchie retired from his role as principal of Massey High School. From 2015,

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became the new principal. After almost 8 years of service, Denham was appointed as Headmaster to Wellington College, being succeeded by Alastair Fairley, the current principal to the school. List of Massey High School principals: 1. Jack Adam (1969-1985) 2. Owen Hoskin (1986-1993) 3. Bruce Ritchie MNZM (1994-2014) 4. Glen Denham (2015-2022) 5. Alastair Fairley (2022 - present)

Demographics

Massey High School's ethnic makeup is one of the most diverse in New Zealand, with over twenty languages spoken by the school's students. As of 2014 the school's ethnic composition was as follows: *NZ European 45% *Maori 22% *Samoan 10% *Korean 3% *Tongan 3% *Tuvaluan 3% *Cook Island Māori 3% *Indian 2% *Chinese 4% *Niue 1% *other 4%

Houses

Prior to 2017, the Massey High placed students into one of five schools, each named for a West Auckland beach. However, beginning in 2017 the school implemented a new four-House system; each house represents a prominent Maori value or a symbol depicted on the school's crest.

Student academic achievements

In 2007 Sam Jackson was chosen to represent

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for the opposition National Party at the

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with Daisy Hunter chosen to represent

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MP,

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. Joanna Kenerley was awarded first in Accounting Scholarship for New Zealand in 2009. In 2008 former head boy and Dux Harry Aitken was awarded a NZ Education and Scholarship Trust (NZEST) Scholarship for NCEA exam success. In 2010 Jai Min Choi and Lujia Xu were selected to represent the New Zealand Chemistry Olympiad Team to compete in the 42nd International Olympiad to be held in Tokyo.

The arts

Massey High School runs an annual theatrical production. Past shows have included 'The Wizard of Oz', 'Bugsy Malone', 'Fame', 'Cabaret', 'Jesus Christ Superstar', 'Grease' and 'Return to the Forbidden Planet'. The school also runs an annual Arts Week, in which students and the community are encouraged to participate in the arts. Arts Weeks features daily events including theatrical shows, choir and orchestral performances, musical performances by student bands, an art exhibition. Arts Week concludes with the yearly talent quest known as Showcase. The annual Massey Fashion Show takes place a few weeks later and showcases student designers and models. Media Studies is a rapidly growing subject at Massey and students are invited to create short films for screening at the annual Moscars Film Festival. At the screening night awards are given out for acting and production by special guests from the film and television industry. A new Performing Arts Centre was opened in 2011 featuring a 500-seat theatre, cafe and lobby. The Centre has one of the best pianos in New Zealand, a Fazioli 228, valued at $180,000, which was anonymously donated in 2011. The venue and piano have attracted pianists of the calibre of

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and Matteo Napoli. The school has also hosted international and national artists, such as guitarist

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and opera singers Pene and

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, and

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. .

Sports/Culture

Massey High School has a sports programme, with its Sports Academy accepting new students each year. Sports facilities include two gymnasia, a swimming pool, movement studio, tennis facility, weights room, cricket pitches, two rugby fields and three soccer fields. Massey High School also embarks on bi-annual overseas sporting trips, including a rugby tour of the UK and Europe in 2004, a rugby and netball tour of South Africa in 2006, a tour of Canada and the US in 2008 which included rugby, netball, girls' and boys' badminton and girls' and boys' hockey teams, and a tour of Argentina in 2011 involving Rugby and Hockey teams. The Massey High School Annual Golf Tournament is held yearly at Huapai Golf Club to support the Sports Department. In 2008 the tournament raised $17,000 for the school.

Netball

The Premier Netball team were the New Zealand secondary school champions in 2005 and 2006. This was the first time a NZ secondary school team had won back to back national titles. The team has featured notable players such as

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and

Catherine Latu Cathrine Tuivaiti (née Latu; born 25 October 1986 in West Auckland, New Zealand) is a New Zealand netball player of Tongan, Samoan, and Māori descent. Career Early career Cathrine Tuivaiti was a member of the New Zealand Secondary Schools ...

Cycling

Massey has produced numerous national representative riders in the past two decades and enjoyed a great deal of team success. The Junior Boys team won the New Zealand Secondary Schools Team Time Trial title in 1993. The Senior Girls won their first New Zealand Team Time Trial Title in 1994. The team finished off 1994 at the top of New Zealand Secondary Schools Cycling by winning the Junior Boys, Junior Girls, Senior Girls, and Senior Boys New Zealand Individual Cycling Championships. In 1995 Massey High School began to dominate New Zealand Secondary Schools Cycling. The Senior Girls successfully defended their Auckland and National Titles and the Senior Boys won the New Zealand Title. In 1996 the Senior Boys were undefeated through the year, won the Auckland Points Series, the Auckland Championships, the Auckland Handicap Series (it was only the second time one team had won all three titles), the North Island Championships, and the New Zealand Team Time Trial Championships. The Senior Girls completed a hat-trick for them in retaining their New Zealand Secondary Schools Cycling Title. Individually the following students have all represented New Zealand at school or club level, Vanessa Cheatley, Jon-Paul Hendriksen, George Fuge, Kirsty Robb, Gordon Bearman, Windy Rodokal, Marina Duvnjak, Jarrod Scott, Wade Rose, Lisa Haynes, and Brian Good. In 2011 Mayor

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presented the school with a cheque for $2,000 to 'Massey Cycling' which he described as the "future of New Zealand cycling". Sammy Croft was selected to the Under 17 New Zealand Development Squad for track cycling at the age of 14. Ex-MHS student

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has competed in the Tour de France, and on Stage 2 of the 2018 event he became the first New Zealander ever to wear a 'jersey' awarded to a rider for leading a particular category. He wore the polka dot jersey for "King of the Mountains".

Wrestling

In 2011 Year 11 student Luke Weir won a gold medal in the 58 kg category in the North Island championships.

Individual Success (national honours)

Post School The school has produced 4

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, Anthony Tuitavake,

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and

Troy Flavell Troy Vandem Flavell (born 4 November 1976 in Auckland, New Zealand) is a former New Zealand rugby union player. Flavell won 22 caps for New Zealand, and mainly played lock. He is known for his power in the scrum. He attended Massey High School a ...

, along with three

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, Dean Lonergan and

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. In 2007 past students Nafi Tuitavake, Solomon King and staff member Chad Tuora played for the NZ Sevens World Series winning team while Chris Smylie represented NZ Maori. In 2009 Ken Pisi, Nafi Tuitavake and Nalu Tuigamala made the New Zealand Under 20 team. Massey had its first Olympian when Peter Nicholas competed in the 470-class yachting event at the

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. In 2007 Marina Duvnjak was selected in the New Zealand Women's cycling team. Paula Griffin was selected to the Silver Ferns and was named captain of the New Zealand Under 21 World Championship team in 2009. While in 2008 Danielle Barry was selected to play for the New Zealand Badminton team. Lance Beddoes represented New Zealand in squash at the

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. 2007 Daniel Bell won 11 gold medals in the Australasian Tri-Series Swimming Championships and was judged male swimmer of the meet. In the process he broke a New Zealand record and was subsequently ranked 2nd in the world in his age group. Amy Latu was selected to the NZ Under-21 Netball Squad. Oliver Harding Sheath won the Under-19 Boys' New Zealand Road Cycling Championship. Jamie Johns won 5 gold medals, 3 silvers and 2 bronzes at the National Swimming Age Group Championship and was later named in the Trans Tasman Tri-Series Swimming Team. Ashraf Dhoray became the New Zealand Under 18 Boys Doubles and Mixed Doubles Champion in badminton. Luke Charlesworth became the New Zealand Under 21 singles badminton champion and added the New Zealand singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles to his list of achievements in the NZ Age Group Championships. Following the same tournament 4 Massey Students were chosen to represent New Zealand in the Junior World Championships: Ashraf Dhoray, Luke Charlesworth, Kritteka Gregory and Emily Ang. Lance Beddoes became the New Zealand Under 15 Squash Champion and was selected in the New Zealand World Junior Elite Squad. Caitlin Campbell was selected for the New Zealand Women's Soccer team for a tour of China. She was also selected for the New Zealand Under 17 team. Shane Taupo was selected for the Karate World Cup Competition. Alyssa Longville won 3 gold medals at the New Zealand Roller Skating Championships. 2008 Daniel Bell finished 5th as part of a NZ men's 4 × 100 m medley relay team in the Beijing Olympics. He broke two national records at the Olympic qualifying meet, was awarded a SPARC Air New Zealand Inspiring Kiwis Scholarship and he also won the ASB Young Sportsman of the Year Award. Lance Beddoes retained his New Zealand Under 15 Squash Champion title. Thomas Enoka was selected to the New Zealand Under-19's Softball team to play in the world championships along with past students Ben Enoka and Callum Compain. Matthew Oxley, Campbell Enoka and Tamihana Nau were selected for the New Zealand Under-16 Softball team. Nikki Johns was selected for the U-15 NZ Waterpolo team. Emily Ang was selected for the Badminton New Zealand National Squad. Nicholas Gerrard was selected for the Under 18 NZ team for the Oceania Games in

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for Athletics in high jump and long jump. Franz Vogel selected for the NZ U-18 Ice Hockey Team. 2009

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selected for the Squash New Zealand World Junior Squad. Lewis Wild was selected for the New Zealand Junior Men's Water Polo Team for the World Championships in Sibenik, Croatia. 2011 The Massey Boys Softball team won the National Championship after earlier winning the Auckland Championship. Tane Moore became New Zealand Under 16 Orienteering Champion. Caleb Vautier was selected for the Under 17 tournament team at the national championships. Zac Scott was selected to play for the New Zealand Junior Breakers team to tour Australia."Newsletter 27 June 2011"
. Massey High School. 2014 Eruera Drage and Connor Peden partook in the 10th ISF Junior Men's World Softball Championships where they finished 2nd place. 2018 Dion Smith rode in the Tour de France winning the polka dot jersey on stage 2 of the race.

Notable alumni

Academia

– historian

Entertainment

* Angela Bloomfield – actress,

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– Academy Award-winning screenwriter, co-wrote ''

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'' film series *

Karl Burnett Karl Burnett (born 27 February 1976) is a New Zealand actor best known for his portrayal of Nick Harrison on the long-running New Zealand soap opera, ''Shortland Street''. Burnett was 16 years old when offered the role of Nick Harrison on ''S ...

– actor,

Daniel Logan Daniel Logan (born 6 June 1987) is a New Zealand-born American actor. Logan is best known for his portrayal of Boba Fett from the 2002 film '' Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones'', for which he was nominated for a Young Artist Award ...

– actor,

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series ;Groups *

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– NZ metal band.

Sport

Sarai Bareman Sarai Bareman is a Samoan New Zealand–born former footballer of Samoan and Dutch descent who represented Samoa. She is the current Chief Women's Football Officer for FIFA. She attended Massey High School in West Auckland, New Zealand. Caree ...

Represented Samoan football team, currently the Chief Woman's Football Officer for

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– swimmer, represented NZ at the

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, winner of two Junior World Championship titles in 2008, winner of the ASB Young Sportsman of the Year Award in 2008 and winner of a silver medal in the 2010 Dehli Commonwealth Games *

Caitlin Campbell Caitlin Campbell (born 2 February 1991) is a New Zealand association football player who represented New Zealand women's national football team, her country. She was a member of the New Zealand squad in the inaugural 2008 FIFA U-17 Women's Worl ...

– footballer *

– former

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* Chris Eves – Rugby player for North Harbour, Manawatu,

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, and New Zealand Maori. *

– former

, 2008

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captain *

– netballer, Former

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and

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– represented NZ at Rugby League and England at Rugby Union *

– netballer, Former representative of the Samoa national netball team, Current

squad member (2011–) and

(2008–) *

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– member of the

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* Dean Lonergan – represented NZ at rugby league *

George Pisi George Pisi (born 29 June 1986 in Apia, Samoa) is a rugby union player for Samoa who will leave his current club Northampton Saints in the Aviva Premiership at the conclusion of the 2016/17 season. Pisi was born in Samoa but moved to Auckland in ...

– rugby player,

, Manu Samoa, and the North Harbour team *

Ken Pisi Ken Siaosi Pisi (born 24 February 1989 in Apia, Samoa) is a former rugby union player for Northampton Saints in the Aviva Premiership and the Samoa national rugby union team. Both his brothers, Tusi Pisi and George Pisi, also are professional ...

– rugby player North Harbour team * Tusi Pisi – represented North Harbour,

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, Manu Samoa and

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– represented Auckland and NZ at rugby and rugby league and also

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in the

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– rode for team Wanty – Groupe Gobert in the 2018 Tour de France. * Chris Smylie – rugby player, NZ Maoris Member of the

and the North Harbour team *

Mark Telea Mark Evander Tele'a (born 6 December 1996) is a New Zealand professional rugby union player who plays as a wing for Super Rugby club Blues and the New Zealand national team. Club career After showing promising form for during the 2019 M ...

- Rugby Player, Blues 2020 - current * Anthony Tuitavake – rugby player,

and the North Harbour Team *

Nafi Tuitavake Nafi Tuitavake (born 21 January 1989) is a New Zealand Rugby union player who plays for the Vodacom Blue Bulls in the Super rugby competition. He is the younger brother of former New Zealand national rugby union team, All Black winger Anthony Tu ...

– rugby player,

– netballer, represented the

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from 1992–2003

References

External links

Official Site

Massey High School Old Friends

TKI Page
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